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Remez Fifth Graders Join Rishon LeZion’s Waste Education Program

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Remez School in Rishon LeZion reported that its fifth-grade pupils had been selected for the city's waste education program, which examines consumption habits, their environmental effects and ways to reduce waste. The program supplements the science curriculum pupils are studying this year. As part of the activity, students attended ‘Separate and Rule,’ a play about sorting waste and why it matters, on Sunday, October 4. The school said the performance combined information and humor, that students participated actively, and thanked the municipality and the show's operators.

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